Korea Deconstructed

Korea Deconstructed

Exploring Korea through open conversations with historians, students, professors, pop stars, and everyone in between. Learn, reflect, and understand with Korea Deconstructed. The host, David Tizzard, has a Phd in Korean Studies and is a Professor at Seoul Women's University and Hanyang University. He also writes a weekly column in the Korea Times.

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Episoder(134)

Constructing Literature and Space in 1970s Korea | Tanner Rogers

Constructing Literature and Space in 1970s Korea | Tanner Rogers

Tanner Rogers is a 2023-24 Fulbright U.S. Student Program Winner. His research consists of the literary analysis of fictional texts produced during the Park Chung Hee era (1961-1979), particularly foc...

21 Jan 20242h 39min

Can You Speak English? | Three Korean Women's Experiences

Can You Speak English? | Three Korean Women's Experiences

Can Korean people speak English? That was the question we explored in this discussion. Three young women studying at Seoul Women's University in South Korea talked about their own experiences of learn...

10 Jan 20241h 48min

ID:Earth | Korean Artists and Making Music Beyond K-Pop

ID:Earth | Korean Artists and Making Music Beyond K-Pop

ID:Earth is a singer, songwriter, and music producer from Seoul, Korea. She sings about human civilization, existence, birth, and the Earth with her music providing a fantastic backdrop for these expl...

7 Jan 20241h 32min

Finding Meaning Through Ideas | David Tizzard

Finding Meaning Through Ideas | David Tizzard

Having just finished a semester teaching 9 different classes at Seoul Women's University and Hanyang University, I thought I'd end the year sharing some of the theories and thoughts I've been explorin...

24 Des 20231h 22min

Koryo Saram │Identity, Language, and Culture

Koryo Saram │Identity, Language, and Culture

Koryo Saram refers to the ethnic Koreans who migrated to the Russian Far East and Central Asia, particularly Kazakhstan, during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The migration was mainly a resul...

17 Des 20231h 49min

Exploring Seoul, Finding Life │iGoBart

Exploring Seoul, Finding Life │iGoBart

Bart van Genugten is a Dutchman with a passion for people, history, stories, and 분위기 (atmosphere). His recent project, Welcome to my Dong, looks to explore all of Seoul's 467 dongs (neighborhoods) and...

3 Des 20232h 18min

Pole Dance, Body Image, and Yoga │Jasmyn Kim

Pole Dance, Body Image, and Yoga │Jasmyn Kim

Jasmyn Kim is doing a PhD at Yonsei University in the Department of Sport Industry Studies, she is a pole dance instructor at Tara Pole Dance in Jong-ro, and she also teaches a Yoga course at Yonsei U...

25 Nov 20232h 7min

Dangerous Discussions on Korean History │ Dr. Donald Baker

Dangerous Discussions on Korean History │ Dr. Donald Baker

Although this started as a conversation about Gwangju and Professor Don Baker's experiences there starting in 1971, including witnessing the aftermath of the massacre in 1980, we quickly understood th...

18 Nov 20232h 10min

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